<p>I got accepted into Princeton, Northwestern, University of Virginia.
What is the best pre-med school???
I heard Princeton has no medical school...Will the pre-med majors there have opportunities as much as Northwestern and UVA?</p>
<p>xsolax: are you aware that medical schools admit students regardless if they colleges they attend have medical schools or not?</p>
<p>Any of the three colleges you cited are excellent – all three prepare tons of very strong applicants to medical schools. You should choose which one that you’ll see yourself thriving academically – whatever that means for you (location, size, weather, pretty campus, etc.).</p>
<p>Shouldn’t you choose the easiest one? (In this case UVa)
Less competition for med school :)</p>
<p>If you go to Princeton, be prepared to have a lower gpa (grade deflation). That being said, medical schools are aware of Princeton’s grading policies, and students from there do tend to get into excellent medical schools with lower-than-average gpas.</p>
<p>I’d either go with Princeton or UVA if you like them both equally. Honestly, they are all great schools. I’d go to the one you think you will enjoy most. None of them are going to hold you back.</p>
<p>What about finance. Do you pay in state tuition to UVA? If yes, I think that is the right one.</p>